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Government IT and computer systems contracts in District of Columbia

There are 6 open federal notices in District of Columbia right now.

Agencies buy systems integration, network work, software support, cybersecurity help and IT staffing. Many notices are requests for information or sources sought, which are a low-effort way to get noticed before the real solicitation comes out.

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What these notices ask for

6Open notices
0%Reserved for small or certified businesses
0%Mention a site visit
4Close in the next 14 days

Open opportunities

Homeland Security, Department of · US Immigration and Customs Enforcement · Information Technology Division · District of Columbia

RFI for Enterprise Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) Electronic Discovery (eDiscovery) Platform Including Super Intelligence (SI) and Agentic SI Capabilities

Due Oct 28, 2026, 6:00 PM · Open to all businesses

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Homeland Security, Department of · US Customs and Border Protection · Air and Marine Contracting Division · District of Columbia

Border Patrol Technical Operations Center (BPTOC) Request for Information (RFI) 10142026

Due Oct 29, 2026, 9:00 PM · Open to all businesses

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United States Holocaust Memorial Museum · Ushmm Procurement Division · District of Columbia

USHMM-RFI-2027-MSSP

Due Oct 30, 2026, 9:00 PM · Open to all businesses

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Transportation, Department of · Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration · 693JK3 Acquisition Services Div. · District of Columbia

Digital Repository Platform and Physical Library Management System

Due Nov 16, 2026, 4:00 PM · Open to all businesses

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Homeland Security, Department of · Federal Emergency Management Agency · FEMA · District of Columbia

FEMA Request for Information - Direct Housing Modernization Capabilities

Due Dec 18, 2026, 5:00 PM · Open to all businesses

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Source: public notices on SAM.gov, updated daily.

Who buys this work

Frequent buyers include Defense agencies, Veterans Affairs, Health and Human Services and civilian departments modernizing their systems.

How to prepare

  • Prepare a one-page capability statement that names past projects.
  • Answer sources-sought notices: they shape the solicitation that follows.
  • Check for security clearance and cybersecurity (CMMC) requirements.

How ContractSignal AI helps

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Common questions

Can a small business win IT and computer systems contracts?

Yes. A large share of these notices are set aside for small businesses, and many are sized for a local company. Read the set-aside on each notice to confirm who can bid.

Do I need to register in SAM.gov?

To be awarded a federal contract you need an active SAM.gov registration and a Unique Entity ID. Registration is free; start early because it can take a few weeks.

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